It looks like Codeflask is missing a Destroy method that removes Event Listeners, eventual created DOM Elements and enables us to use codeflask with reactive frameworks. The simple idea is that each CodeFlask instance should be destroyed whenever the parent component gets unmounted.
It looks like Codeflask is missing a Destroy method that removes Event Listeners, eventual created DOM Elements and enables us to use codeflask with reactive frameworks. The simple idea is that each CodeFlask instance should be destroyed whenever the parent component gets unmounted.